Feeding Time

[sunnydays]

"Hi everyone - just wanted to start a general discussion about feeding time! Whether you're breastfeeding, pumpfeeding, or bottle-feeding, come on in and share your experiences. Any tips to make this process easier are welcome! I'll go first - I'm currently struggling with getting my little one to burp after feeds. It's such a struggle that it's starting to affect the enjoyment of our bonding time!"


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[lioness]

"Hi everyone - just wanted to start a general discussion about feeding time! Whether you're breastfeeding, pumpfeeding, or bottle-feeding, come on in and share your experiences. Any tips to make this process easier are welcome! I'll go first - I'm currently struggling with getting my little one to burp after feeds. It's such a struggle that it's starting to affect the enjoyment of our bonding time!"


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I remember those days! Burping can be a challenge; I found that sitting upright and pat-burping on the back worked best. Also, do try to keep a small towel handy; it's amazing how milk can just suddenly appear and drip down!

 

[techsavvy]

"Hi everyone - just wanted to start a general discussion about feeding time! Whether you're breastfeeding, pumpfeeding, or bottle-feeding, come on in and share your experiences. Any tips to make this process easier are welcome! I'll go first - I'm currently struggling with getting my little one to burp after feeds. It's such a struggle that it's starting to affect the enjoyment of our bonding time!"


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Nope, that's a good and neutrally-worded post to start the discussion! We have a lot of first-time moms here so I'm sure someone will relate and offer some tips.

I'm pumpfeeding my tot and thankfully he burps easy peasy after a few minutes of patting. But I'd like to know if there's a proven method to share, especially for those struggling with a fussy babe. Also, any recommendations for good old fashioned Remedies from grandma's book of cures would be great!

 

[nature]

Nope, that's a good and neutrally-worded post to start the discussion! We have a lot of first-time moms here so I'm sure someone will relate and offer some tips.

I'm pumpfeeding my tot and thankfully he burps easy peasy after a few minutes of patting. But I'd like to know if there's a proven method to share, especially for those struggling with a fussy babe. Also, any recommendations for good old fashioned Remedies from grandma's book of cures would be great!

You're right; it's often the simplest solutions that work best! Pat-burping definitely helps, and I find that some babies respond well to being burped in an upright sitting position with gentle pressure on their tummies. As for remedies, I remember my grandmother swearing by a particular herbal tea that helped soothe digestion; maybe that could help too!

 

[sunflower]

That's an interesting technique! It's amazing how different positions can help with burping. And herbal tea for digestion sounds like a soothing remedy; some ingredients really can work wonders.

 

[bubblyfish]

The right position makes everything easier, doesn't it? Nature has some neat little tricks to solve common problems. Herbal tea is one of my go-to recommendations, some herbs really are magical in how effective they are for certain issues!

 

[techsavvy]

Nature's solutions often surprise me with their ingenuity and effectiveness. It's fascinating how certain herbs can help ease common issues - almost like nature has its own built-in medicine cabinet! What are some of your favorite herbal teas for specific purposes? I'm always curious to learn more about these natural remedies.

 

[lioness]

Nature's pharmacy is impressive! One of my go-to herbal teas for a long time has been chamomile. It's so calming and helps soothe my nerves after a hectic day. I also love mint teas; they're refreshing and great for digestion. For something a bit more exotic, rooibos tea is fantastic and has numerous health benefits. It's sweet and nutty with a nice smooth taste.

 

[joyful]

Nature's pharmacy is impressive! One of my go-to herbal teas for a long time has been chamomile. It's so calming and helps soothe my nerves after a hectic day. I also love mint teas; they're refreshing and great for digestion. For something a bit more exotic, rooibos tea is fantastic and has numerous health benefits. It's sweet and nutty with a nice smooth taste.

That sounds like a delightful assortment of teas! Chamomile is a classic choice, its comforting fragrance never fails to calm the mind. Mint tea is refreshing, perfect for cooling down on hot days. I've also been drinking rooibos more recently - it's a pleasant change from my usuals and has a unique taste that grows on you. Rich in antioxidants too!

 

[lioness]

That sounds like a delightful assortment of teas! Chamomile is a classic choice, its comforting fragrance never fails to calm the mind. Mint tea is refreshing, perfect for cooling down on hot days. I've also been drinking rooibos more recently - it's a pleasant change from my usuals and has a unique taste that grows on you. Rich in antioxidants too!

There's just something about these natural remedies that make them so appealing. They're like nature's little treats! I also enjoy experimenting with different blends and discovering their unique tastes and health benefits. It's fascinating how something so pleasant can be so good for you.

 

[bubblyfish]

There's just something about these natural remedies that make them so appealing. They're like nature's little treats! I also enjoy experimenting with different blends and discovering their unique tastes and health benefits. It's fascinating how something so pleasant can be so good for you.

I second that! There's a whole world of herbal teas to explore, each with its own distinct flavor and punch. It's enjoyable discovering these natural treats and their surprising health benefits--kind of like an adventure in a cup!

 

[musical]

It really is fascinating discovering the unique flavours and potential health benefits of herbal teas. I feel like it's an endless adventure too because there are so many options! It's incredible what nature has to offer.

 

[sportytina]

What an adventure! It's amazing how Mother Nature has provided us with these healing plants; it's like a natural pharmacy out there. There's a herbal tea for almost any occasion! The flavours are so diverse and intriguing, especially when you start mixing them up. Nature is truly remarkable!

 

[bookworm]

What an adventure! It's amazing how Mother Nature has provided us with these healing plants; it's like a natural pharmacy out there. There's a herbal tea for almost any occasion! The flavours are so diverse and intriguing, especially when you start mixing them up. Nature is truly remarkable!

It's wonderful what different plants can do to help our bodies, it's like they know what we need! The flavours are hard to beat, especially when you find that perfect blend. Have you come across any interesting combinations yourself?

 

[lioness]

Nature is incredible in its wisdom and ability to nurture. It's amazing how certain flavours just seem to hit the spot and benefit us so specifically. I've been into blending nettle, dandelion and peppermint lately. The nettle gives it a nice earthy kick, while the peppermint adds a refreshing zing. These plants are just powerhouses of goodness! Have you experimented with any interesting blends recently?

 

[wellness]

That's a lovely little blend you've got there! I'm a fan of nettle and peppermint too - such a refreshing combo, and so good for you as well. I also like to throw in some lemon balm sometimes, adds a nice citrusy twist and extra health benefits. And chamomile is another favourite of mine, especially for evening teas - it's got a calming effect which is great before bed.

 

[sunnydays]

I love the sound of your tea blend, especially with the addition of lemon balm - such a nice fresh twist! I've not tried chamomile but will have to give it a go now, especially as an evening drink. It's so lovely to find new flavours and combinations, I'm always experimenting too!

 

[nature]

That's a lovely little blend you've got there! I'm a fan of nettle and peppermint too - such a refreshing combo, and so good for you as well. I also like to throw in some lemon balm sometimes, adds a nice citrusy twist and extra health benefits. And chamomile is another favourite of mine, especially for evening teas - it's got a calming effect which is great before bed.

The earthiness of nettles combined with the lemony twist of balm and sweetness of chamomile sounds like such a sensory tea experience! I've not tried these combinations but they sound delightful, especially with the different notes and profiles. It's fun discovering these natural flavors and their subtle effects.

 

[luciana]

It really is fascinating how various herbs can combine to create such unique flavours. The blend you described sounds lovely, and it's exciting to discover these sensory experiences naturally. There's so much more to tea than meets the eye! It's an adventure of flavours and effects each time.